Open de Madrid 2004 - DP World Tour

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Sterne wins maiden European Tour title in the Open de Madrid
Richard Sterne was left toasting a double celebration after his victory in the Open de Madrid. Not only was the two stroke win the 23 year old’s maiden success on The European Tour, it also meant that the former South African Amateur champion had guaranteed his playing privileges for the
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Course Information
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Facts & Figures
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Broadhurst and Fichardt Share the Lead in Madrid
England's Paul Broadahurst and South African Darren Fichardt shot 68 and 67 respectively to head a congested leaderboard in which 11 players were within two strokes of the third round lead in the Open de Madrid at Club de Campo.
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Ryder Cup Stars Head to Madrid
Three of Europe’s victorious Ryder Cup Team will tee off this week in the Open de Madrid at Club de Campo in the Spanish capital city - the middle segment of three outstanding weeks for The European Tour in Spain.
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Prize Fund Breakdown
Prize Fund Breakdown of €1,000,000 for the 2004 Open de Madrid.
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Clément Leads in Madrid
Julien Clément, whose father runs a golf magazine in his native Switzerland, made banner headlines at Club de Campo when he fired a seven under par 64 to take the first round lead in the Open de Madrid in the Spanish capital.
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Broadhurst takes halfway lead in Open de Madrid
Ryder Cup ‘old boy’, Paul Broadhurst of England, swept into the halfway lead in the Open de Madrid at Club de Campo in the Spanish capital, but looked over his shoulder to find members of the new generation close behind.
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